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gone a bit quiet on the comment front... not just capital Spreads but all the other threads as well...
gone a bit quiet on the comment front... not just capital Spreads but all the other threads as well...
no dear....
this thread is not coming in the mind. may any other who can help you out at the forum...
wunderbar
no there is no discrimination at all. Indeed the dealers would never really know that ta client has/had other accounts.
we have quite a few clients with accounts with several of our WL partners .. i am never sure if they know that they are trading with the same company or not . Rather like car insurance.... when i do a search on comparethemorethansupermarket.com i apparently get 250 quotes even though there are only about 5 insurers (how many people actually know this?).
But it does not matter they get the same (wonderful!) service no matter who they trade through . Though of course we would prefer all our clients to trade on Capital Spreads.
Simon
I guess it is the summer, people have so many other nice things to do.gone a bit quiet on the comment front... not just capital Spreads but all the other threads as well...
actually we are specifically not allowed to advise clients at all. Even if we have a client who is the worst trader in the history of trading we are not allowed the take him aside and say "hey, mate maybe its time you gave it a miss".
A lot of online casinos have links to sites like Gamble Aware :: Home or GamCare, gambling addiction, gambling problems help, support and advice, the national problem gambling organisation UK
They also have tools to help overcome compulsive gambling (time limited site exclusion, limit on number of deposits, limit the deposit amount).
I had a quick look at your site and did not notice any of these measures (except small print that spreadbetting is high risk and you can lose a lot).
Do you have plans to have this kind of functionality?
Some SB companies will simply close the account if user requests time limited exclusion. That attitude says a lot. Responsible trader is a threat and should be get rid off, however irresponsible behaviour is encouraged.
Yes that is kind of interesting, I will take closer look at Prospreads to see if it is correct in what you are saying.I recently noticed Prospreads ofering mini lot sizes for trade, doesn't this mean Capital Spreads is now redundant, as you can get the small stakes, guaranteed instant fills, much narrower spreads that make every instrument actually tradeable (right now only FTSE, DAX, and maybe one or 2 of the major currencies are efficient for day trading due to the spreads), more in depth platform and access to market depth.
Will CS be offering some kind of streamlined account migration option to change to ProSpreads, as you are part of the same company?
Also CS would be perfect if there was an option you could check that changed your orders to market type orders instead of limit, so say if you buy at 6000 and it changes to 6001 before executed then you will get trade the rejected probably, but with a market order you would get filled at 6001. call the option 'guaranteed fills' or something. I really don't mind some genuine slippage, I am just looking for certainty when I click to execute.
Obviously with a disclaimer you have to accept, stating that the price you click on might not be the price you get